The TRED GT 8,200KG Kinetic Rope is made for vehicle recovery when a vehicle gets stuck. It has an 8,200kg minimum breaking strength and a 9-metre length. Therefore, it gives you a useful balance of strength and reach for suitable recovery work.
The rope uses high-quality Nylon 66 and can stretch by up to 30%. As a result, it can store energy during a recovery pull. When the rope releases this energy, it helps create a snatching effect that can help move a stuck vehicle.
8,200KG Kinetic Recovery Rope
The TRED GT kinetic rope uses the energy created during a recovery pull. As the rope stretches, it stores energy. Then, that stored energy helps transfer the pull to the stuck vehicle.
In addition, the 9-metre length gives you useful space between the recovery vehicles. Therefore, the rope can suit a range of vehicle recovery setups when used with the correct gear.
Key Features
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8,200kg minimum breaking strength
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9m rope length
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High-quality Nylon 66 construction
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Up to 30% elongation
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UV treatment after assembly
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Vinyl polymer-coated eyelets
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Kinetic recovery design
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Designed for vehicle recovery
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Local NATA laboratory tested
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Made to TRED quality standards
Strong Nylon 66 Construction
The TRED GT rope uses Nylon 66 for strength and stretch. Furthermore, it can stretch by up to 30% during use.
As the rope stretches, it stores energy from the recovery vehicle. After that, the rope releases the stored energy to help pull the stuck vehicle. As a result, the recovery pull can have a useful snatching effect.
Protected Rope Eyelets
The rope has vinyl polymer-coated eyelets. These eyelets protect key parts of the rope during recovery.
Furthermore, the coating adds protection where the rope connects to other recovery gear. Therefore, it helps protect an important part of the rope during use.
Choose the Right Recovery Rope
Choosing the correct recovery rope is very important. A rope with a breaking strength that is too low may break under load. On the other hand, a rope that is too strong may not stretch enough. As a result, more force may move to the recovery points.
TRED states that the minimum breaking strength should be between two and three times the GVM of the lighter vehicle used in the recovery.
The rope can face higher loads when a vehicle is stuck in mud or sand. In addition, a heavy vehicle load can increase the force on the rope. Therefore, check the vehicle GVM before choosing your recovery rope.
If the GVM does not appear on the vehicle plate or registration papers, check the owner’s handbook or contact the vehicle maker.
NATA Laboratory Tested
The TRED GT Kinetic Rope has been tested at a local NATA laboratory. This testing helps confirm that the rope meets TRED’s stated quality standards.
Furthermore, TRED applies UV treatment to each rope after assembly. As a result, the rope has added protection for outdoor use.
Safe Vehicle Recovery
Always use the rope according to the maker’s instructions and safe recovery methods. In addition, check the rope, recovery points and other gear before each recovery.
Make sure the rope rating suits both vehicles. Therefore, check the GVM, rope rating and full recovery setup before you begin.
Overall, the TRED GT 8,200KG Kinetic Rope offers a strong and flexible option for vehicle recovery. With an 8,200kg minimum breaking strength, 9m length, Nylon 66 construction and up to 30% stretch, it provides a purpose-built recovery solution. Furthermore, UV treatment and coated eyelets add extra protection for outdoor recovery use.
The TRED GT 8,200KG Kinetic Rope is made for vehicle recovery when a vehicle gets stuck. It has an 8,200kg minimum breaking strength and a 9-metre length. Therefore, it gives you a useful balance of strength and reach for suitable recovery work.
The rope uses high-quality Nylon 66 and can stretch by up to 30%. As a result, it can store energy during a recovery pull. When the rope releases this energy, it helps create a snatching effect that can help move a stuck vehicle.
8,200KG Kinetic Recovery Rope
The TRED GT kinetic rope uses the energy created during a recovery pull. As the rope stretches, it stores energy. Then, that stored energy helps transfer the pull to the stuck vehicle.
In addition, the 9-metre length gives you useful space between the recovery vehicles. Therefore, the rope can suit a range of vehicle recovery setups when used with the correct gear.
Key Features
-
8,200kg minimum breaking strength
-
9m rope length
-
High-quality Nylon 66 construction
-
Up to 30% elongation
-
UV treatment after assembly
-
Vinyl polymer-coated eyelets
-
Kinetic recovery design
-
Designed for vehicle recovery
-
Local NATA laboratory tested
-
Made to TRED quality standards
Strong Nylon 66 Construction
The TRED GT rope uses Nylon 66 for strength and stretch. Furthermore, it can stretch by up to 30% during use.
As the rope stretches, it stores energy from the recovery vehicle. After that, the rope releases the stored energy to help pull the stuck vehicle. As a result, the recovery pull can have a useful snatching effect.
Protected Rope Eyelets
The rope has vinyl polymer-coated eyelets. These eyelets protect key parts of the rope during recovery.
Furthermore, the coating adds protection where the rope connects to other recovery gear. Therefore, it helps protect an important part of the rope during use.
Choose the Right Recovery Rope
Choosing the correct recovery rope is very important. A rope with a breaking strength that is too low may break under load. On the other hand, a rope that is too strong may not stretch enough. As a result, more force may move to the recovery points.
TRED states that the minimum breaking strength should be between two and three times the GVM of the lighter vehicle used in the recovery.
The rope can face higher loads when a vehicle is stuck in mud or sand. In addition, a heavy vehicle load can increase the force on the rope. Therefore, check the vehicle GVM before choosing your recovery rope.
If the GVM does not appear on the vehicle plate or registration papers, check the owner’s handbook or contact the vehicle maker.
NATA Laboratory Tested
The TRED GT Kinetic Rope has been tested at a local NATA laboratory. This testing helps confirm that the rope meets TRED’s stated quality standards.
Furthermore, TRED applies UV treatment to each rope after assembly. As a result, the rope has added protection for outdoor use.
Safe Vehicle Recovery
Always use the rope according to the maker’s instructions and safe recovery methods. In addition, check the rope, recovery points and other gear before each recovery.
Make sure the rope rating suits both vehicles. Therefore, check the GVM, rope rating and full recovery setup before you begin.
Overall, the TRED GT 8,200KG Kinetic Rope offers a strong and flexible option for vehicle recovery. With an 8,200kg minimum breaking strength, 9m length, Nylon 66 construction and up to 30% stretch, it provides a purpose-built recovery solution. Furthermore, UV treatment and coated eyelets add extra protection for outdoor recovery use.
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